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From: niobium@arrakis.nevada.edu (Christopher W. Carlson)
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Subject: Two Questions
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Date: 16 Oct 90 19:58:16 GMT
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Hallo, folks.  Got just two quick questions for you...

1)  I'm looking for a nice, easy-to-use, INTUITIVE musical editor that I
    can use to incorporate soundtracks into my own programs.  Ideally, I'd
    like to steer away from programs like MED, which force you to talk to
    the computer in its own language, and get much closer to a standard
    musical program that can handle something more akin to normal musical
    notation, or a -translated- version of that notation.  KnowwhutImean?

2)  Has anybody butchered up his/her Amiga 500 and thrown it into a different
    case, like those _terribly_ cute 'Baby Tower' cases that you find PC
    clones in?  How did it work out?  Did you find an acceptable enclosure
    for the orphaned keyboard?  Such a scheme would make hooking up a
    Denise Extender Board and FlickerFixer much more asthetic, and I could
    then get rid of a lot of my extra cabling, you know?

Thanks...

--* Christopher W. Carlson
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